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Vocabulary

Articles: a piece of writing appearing in a newspaper, etc.

Science: a system of knowledge about the physical world, explaining or describing what it is and how it works in general laws, gained by observing.

History: the branch of knowledge dealing with past events

Invention: anything invented or devised

Solving: to find the answer or explanation for: to solve a puzzle.   

Programming: the selection and scheduling of programs for a particular period, station, or network.

Developing: undergoing development; growing, evolving.

Device: a thing made for a particular purpose, esp. a mechanical or electric invention.

Implementing: a tool or utensil for doing work: household implements such as pots and pans.

Design: to prepare the preliminary plans for (work): The engineer designed a new bridge.

Building: anything (such as a house, etc.) built on an area of land, having a roof and walls and usually intended to be kept in one place.

Solving: to find the answer or explanation for.

Covered: to place something upon, as for protection, concealment, or warmth.

Provided: on the condition or understanding (that);if; as long as; providing.

Entries: a person or thing entered in a contest or competition.

Companies: a number of persons united for joint action, esp. for business.

Calculating: thinking about one's own benefit without emotion;
selfishly scheming.

Probability: he quality or fact of being probable.

Particularly: to a special degree, especially.

Bookkeeping: the system or occupation of keeping detailed records of a company's business dealings.

Digital: of, relating to, or resembling a digit or finger, performed or manipulated with a finger.

Values: relative worth or importance, significance

Unambiguously: not ambiguous; clear, exact.

Published: to issue (newspapers, books, or otherwise reproduced text or graphic material, computer software, etc.) for sale or distribution to the public.

Logarithms: the exponent of the power to which a base number must be raised to equal a given number; log.

Following: a body of admirers, attendants, or patrons.

Digits: any symbol of other number systems, as 0 or 1 in the binary.

Machine: an apparatus made of connected parts having separate functions, used to accomplish work: a sewing machine.

Widespread: occurring or found in many places or among many persons: a widespread belief that he was, in fact, a crook.

Desktop: made to fit or be used on a desk or table: a desktop computer.

Automatically: having the capability of operating independently without human aid: an automatic sprinkler system.

Operations: an act, instance, process, or manner of working.

Shuttle: a device in a loom for passing the thread from one side to the other.

Performs: o accomplish (an action involving skill or ability): to perform a juggling act. This car performs poorly when the weather is hot.

Prototype: the original or model on which something is based or formed, as the first working model of something to be manufactured on a large scale.

Knowledge: acquaintance with facts, truths, or principles in the mind.

Display: to show (computer data) on a screen: Let’s display the figures and see what we have.

Reckoner: Also called ready reckoner. A collection of mathematical and other tables for ready calculation.

Cards: one of a set of cards with spots, etc., used in playing various games.

Apparatus: a group of instruments, machinery, or materials having a particular function.

Covered: to place something upon, as for protection, concealment, or warmth.

Battery: a device that produces electricity, made up of a combination of two or more connected electric cells.

Sequence: the following of one thing after another.

Transferred: to move, bring, or remove from one place, person, or position to another

Binary: of or relating to a system of numbers called base 2, in which the only numbers that can be used are 0 and 1.

Astronomical: of, relating to, or connected with astronomy.

Scientists: an expert in science, esp. one of the physical or natural sciences See

Multiplying: to find the product (of numbers) by multiplication

Mathematician: a specialist in mathematics.

Disadvantages: absence of advantage or equality

Advantages: having sufficient or abundant income, natural resources, etc. Affluent

Mechanization: to introduce machinery into, esp. in order to replace manual labor.